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Tell Eman to swap it into his 280Z

I miss your face Carl

We send radiators to Arrow Radiator

Who is doing your harness bar, so I can reach out to them as it seems they return phone calls.

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CR Price Asking $1200 (Pics in craigslist link at bottom) 2001 Chevrolet Malibu LS 3.1L V6 Leather, sunroof, fog lights, power windows/mirrors/locks 1 Key and 1 remote Aftermarket Remote start Automatic transmission 168K miles Clean title No trouble lights on dash Air Conditioning ice cold New tires New Sub frame Brake and fuel lines in great shape New front brakes New power steering return hose Intake gasket area totally dry Full service history since 32K miles Car has it's dings and dents, and rear fender well area is rusting. http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/5709928689.html

Ronnie Nutter @ Jnutter Designs does. Seemed to be cheaper than Lizard Skinz.

When do I get my cut for mounting tires on it lol?

Interesting lol. Is this yours now?

I'll be in a bone stock '83 911 haha. You'll be just fine.

I have a couple compressors on a shelf that "should" be fine. Honestly if you wanted to take a shot with one you could have one. If you think about it text me a picture of where the lines hook up and how it's mounted and I'll see if I have a match for it. 614-218-8823

Porsche Club event at CMS this Sunday if you can handle the heat index. Yikes! I'll be there co-driving a '83 911 SC as longs as it doesn't rain.

I do have a rear diff, but have no clue what it came out of. There is also a diff still in the GT sedan, but it's not worth me pulling for what they are worth.

Car is gone, I pulled it more for an MR2 person who would likely run a standalone.

2000 Avalon 1MZ 3.0L V6 127K miles Timing belt and water pump history at 120K Motor is dry Pulled due to big passenger side B pillar T-bone Also have supporting automatic transmission with axles including the carrier bearing housing for the passenger side, starter, nuts/bolts, relays, etc... Asking $450 for motor and $200 for the transmission. Will sell as a pair for $500 for the sake of making my life easier.

I have a metric fuck ton of Subaru stuff from circa 1998. I do not have the heart to throw it away quite yet if someone can use it....... 3 DOHC 2.5L non turbo motors in various states of not running/over heating Bug Eye WRX steering rack and turbo sub frame Forester front sub frame 1998 Legacy GT Sedan roller, complete manual swap, most interior, most body work. Clean title. Miscellaneous stuff that would get thrown in if I saw it loading stuff up. I'd like $750 for all of it, but would be willing to separate any of it.

With that being said, let's just ask the obvious question here then. Why agree to take the car then? Business risk? I mean they could ask for details on the car they are towing and refuse the tow? There are so many cars out there that get dumped on people because the owner has no clue how the transferring of cars works in Ohio. Also, if someone has a broken car, they have no idea how to sell it to someone so they won't feel like they are screwing someone over......

For the record, the car we "unloaded" was a car that spent 3 years on the lot and the woman who owned it had multiple certified letters returned with no delivery, contacted her place of employment and was told she quit and disappeared and had no way to contact her, phone numbers no good, etc. It got to the point that the money/time (which is worth money) spent trying to go through the BMV would have exceeded the value of the car out of our pocket and at that point "our style" becomes hundreds of dollars lost for someone who abandoned a car. Your case is different because it happened recently, I think you are on the right track. If you have the owners name, couldn't you just contact the body that is handling the estate possibly via an obituary and explain the situation? Especially since the car is titled in the deceased name? Remember, the people in impound are in the business of possessing abandoned, stricken, mis-parked, etc. cars. If there wasn't profit for them somewhere, they wouldn't be in the business of handling "problematic" cars.

Have a towing company that does impound post a 48hour notice sign that cars shall be towed if not moved. Send 2 certified letters, call towing company to chalk the tires, gone 48 hours later. Also, the BMV takes the stance that you as a business are trying to get one over on someone and after all the expenses and time spent to get the title it costs more than the car is worth. Storage charges are not an acceptable means to accrue value greater than the cars value anymore.

UFO event was great, thanks for getting that put together guys! Good to see some faces I haven't seen in awhile!

Put a LS in it.

I'm heading to the Crowne Plaza over near Schrock and Busch Blvd. Then maybe Crosswoods if it's dead.

Someone cut a hole in a perfectly good bed. From what I have been looking at locally this seems to be a solid price. Just don't need a diesel.

Cruising Friday night. Cars and Coffee then Arthritis Saturday. May take the new Formula Ford out to the UFO event and shake it down Sunday.

Looks like it needs new wheels ASAP! Nice grab!